Most analysis of India's nuclear posture focuses on warhead count. That's the least interesting part of the story. The real shift is quieter — India may be moving from a deterrent that stayed hidden to one that's managed into partial visibility, at sea. SIPRI's 2026 Yearbook suggests a small number of warheads may now be deployed aboard a ballistic missile submarine during patrols — a meaningful break from decades of "recessed" deterrence. We unpacked what "managed visibility" actually means, why the ocean is the one domain where invisibility and signaling coexist, and what it demands of India's command-and-control architecture going forward. Link to the video is in the 'comments section'. #india #nuclearweapons #nuclear #nuclearwar #submarine #submarines

CETA marks a historic milestone—but signing the agreement is only the beginning. The real impact will be measured by the businesses that expand, the investments that follow, the jobs that are created, and the partnerships that turn ambition into action. In this conversation, Lakshmi Kaul explore what comes after the treaty and why the next chapter of the UK–India relationship could be even more significant than the agreement itself. 💬 What do you think will be the biggest outcome of CETA over the next five years? #IndiaUKCETA #ukindia #indiaukrelations #internationaltrade #businessgrowth #Investment #Exports #Innovation #EconomicGrowth #GlobalOrder #LakshmiKaul

The UK–India relationship is entering a new era. This conversation explores why the partnership is no longer just about trade. From innovation and investment to education, technology, and regional collaboration, the two countries are building a long-term strategic future together. If you want to understand where the next wave of UK–India opportunities will emerge, this is a conversation worth watching. 💬 What area do you think will define the future of the UK–India partnership? #UKIndia #IndiaUKCETA #IndiaUKRelations #tradeagreements #Business #Innovation #Investment #Technology #EconomicGrowth #GlobalOrder #LakshmiKaul #FutureOfTrade

India–UK CETA is often discussed in terms of tariffs and duty cuts. But the real story goes much deeper. In this conversation, we explore why long-term success will depend on new partnerships, investment, innovation, services, and business confidence—not just lower import duties. If you're a business leader, exporter, entrepreneur, or simply interested in the future of the UK–India economic partnership, this is a perspective you shouldn't miss. Watch now and discover where the biggest opportunities really lie. #IndiaUKCETA #IndiaUKTrade #FreeTradeAgreement #BusinessGrowth #internationaltrade #Exports #Investment #UKIndia #GlobalBusiness #TradePolicy #EconomicGrowth #LakshmiKaul #GlobalOrder

In this video Professor Kamal Madishetty, who has spent years researching leftwing extremism and violence in India, talks to Global Order's Swareena Singh about how India was able to crush naxalism which, at one point, threatened to engulf a third or more of the country. This episode explores the origins, evolution, and the Indian government's strategies to eliminate this internal security challenge. The conversation highlights the importance of governance, strategic responses, and societal engagement in countering extremism. Keywords: #naxalism #leftwing #extremism #india #security #maoism #insurgency #counterterrorism #governance #internalsecurity #rehabilitation #strategicplanning Key topics: - Origins and evolution of Naxalism in India - Government strategies for elimination and rehabilitation - Role of ideology and foreign influence - Security operations and intelligence efforts - Impact on India's national power and global standing Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Naxalism and its significance in India 01:13 Guest introduction: Dr. Kamal Madishetti and his expertise 02:09 Historical origins of Naxalism in West Bengal and its ideological roots 03:29 Evolution of the movement and key developments since 2004 05:41 Ideology of Maoism and organizational structure of Naxal groups 06:37 Geographical spread and the concept of the Red Corridor 07:33 Exploitation of grievances and rejection of parliamentary democracy 11:50 Government responses: military, intelligence, and rehabilitation strategies 16:31 Recent policies: Samadhan and technological advancements in security 19:45 Governance improvements: infrastructure, education, and health services 22:41 Elimination of leadership and the current status of Naxalism 24:30 Ideological persistence and foreign influences 32:59 India's internal security success and its global implications 38:00 Societal engagement and the importance of empathy in development Resources Kamal Madishetti - LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/kamalmadishetti Global Order Podcast - https://globalorder.com India Foundation - https://indiafoundation.in

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